Wheat Market Rates Today (14 September, 2025): Prices Touch ₹2,680 in Madhya Pradesh, Steady in Uttar Pradesh – State-Wise Report

Farmers, the latest wheat prices from major mandis across India are in, and the trend remains encouraging. The good news is that in most markets, wheat prices are still holding above the MSP of ₹2,425 per quintal. While high-arrival mandis reported stable rates, markets with limited arrivals witnessed a sharp rise in prices. This clearly indicates that domestic demand for wheat remains strong, offering farmers a chance to secure better returns on their crop.

Monitoring today’s mandi rates closely can help farmers decide the right time and place to sell for maximum profit.

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State-Wise Wheat Prices - 14 September 2025:

Market Insights – Where Wheat Is Costlier and Where Stable

• Highest Price → ₹2,680 per quintal in Gohad mandi (Madhya Pradesh).
• Lowest Price → ₹2,400 per quintal in Biaora mandi (Madhya Pradesh).
• Heavy Arrivals → Gohad (118.8 tonnes) and Babrala (125 tonnes).
• High Prices Despite Low Arrivals → Chouri (₹2,600–2,625), Gandhwani (up to ₹2,675), and Seoni (₹2,582).
• Mixed Trends → Some mandis reported stable prices around ₹2,450–2,500, while others surged past ₹2,600.

Advisory for Farmers

1. Farmers holding mill-quality wheat can sell now to secure attractive prices between ₹2,600–2,680 per quintal.
2. In regions where prices remain steady at ₹2,450–2,500, farmers may consider holding stock as rates could rise further.
3. Avoid hasty sales in high-arrival mandis like Gohad and Babrala, where oversupply may pressure prices.
4. Considering weather conditions and possible export demand, wheat prices may strengthen further in the coming weeks.

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